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N AVA L NEWS. Flom the LONDCN GAZETTE, y.in. so, ILS. Admiralq-Office s Jan. 30, 1808. Copy of a Letter jrom Admiral the Eight Hot: \‘' Lord Gardnei, Commander. in, Chief of His' Ma. jesty's Ships' and Vessels in the Channel, Sound . tugs, &c. to. the Hon. IV. IV. Pole, dated, the zitlr Instant. SIR, I inclose herewith, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the. Admiralty, the Copy of Iv Letter which- I received from Captain Tower, of the Iris, at Plymouth, giving an account of the capture by that Ship, on the 24th inst. of the French Lugger Privateer Marsouin, of 14 guns, {which, with her anchors, it appears, were thrown over. board) and having a complement of 60 men. • I have the honour to be, &c. GARDNER. • His-Majesty's Ship Iris, Plymouth Sound, . MY Loan, 25th Jun. iaos. In returning from the Squadron =der. the Com mand of Sir Rictiani Kitig, Bart. I have. the honour to intorm your Lordship, I tell in ye s terday, off the Lizard, with a French Lugger Privateer Marsouin, armed with 14 guns and b 0 Men; which we cap .tured her guns and anchor* were thro n over. board during the chace. .It appears by the journal of her last cruize, (dated 28th Odober, near Cork) and is corroborated by the Role de l'Equipage, that in attempting to board a Trahsport, the rroopi being concealed, A volley of musketry killed the Captain and ten men, and wounded live others. I ' r fliave the boom* tb be; &c. (Signed) 5. TOWER. -The Right Flan. Lord Gardner, tee. • • ildniirult e, Jan. 0308. 'Copy of•:o,Letier front Yica-4dmiral the Right lion. Collingwood, (...'onitnonfier in Cll4* 'af his - Majesty 's.Ships and Vessels- in the Mediterranean, to the Hon. W. hole, dated on board His Ma jesty's Ship Ocean, at , Sca, A'ov. 10, 1807. 31R, iIOOSC, to be laid before my Lords Corn , 'Tniujotters of the Admiralty, a Letter which I•have 11i l is day received froth Captain Rosenhagen, of his Majesty's Ship the Volage; giving an account of his 'having taptured, on the Gth just. the French Cutter Sticcess, of to guns,and a 9 men, commanded by ;Lieutenant de Vaisseau Board 6 Villehuet. I aro, &c. COLLINGWOOD. ills tzjesty's Ship Yolng . eirGalitd Island, MY LORD, ihe'tal'ACW, 180. I have the honour to acquain't Yon that - being on 31 7 way to in!!) your Lordship, I had this iritrning The good tortut,t lc, tall in Wit2l ;Ind c,iptltre liiv :Preach 'Caner Success, of to guns and 59 men, 'etSrezniirickd by Lie Litt , t)a t dr. Wisseau BourdeS Villehuit. She sailed only three days ago from Teiolon, and had seen nothing. Officer pays he *Ns goin g to cruize, but several circumstances in, ‘cline eise to think he was charged with Dispatches '49t . lrime 'consequence, which, hoWesrer, he had serfieient tune to destroy. The Cutter, I believe, Was tormeily in his Majotar's service, under the #6368 thtt Sussex. - , litave the horunlr to be, &c. (Signed) P. L. ROSEN HAGEN, Captain. o fice,ddinirai Lord Collotgareod, Oc. Adniiralty•Offiee, Jan. 30, 180 t. • 'Copy . (f another Jotter front the'Right lion. Lord Collingwood, Commando in Chief of 21144sty'e Ships and Vessels in . the Mrd.iterra nom, to the Hon. N. 11/.. Pole, doted on board lis Muiesty's Ship Ocean, at Syracuse, Dec. d, ltsst.'• Having sent the Herald to • obtain information . from. Captain Campbeil, of the I.JuittS, of the-state of the Enemy in the neighbourhood of Corfu, Capt, Holly, in the execution orthis service, observed an Armed 'rrabaccolo at anchor . under the Fortress of ptranto 5 and on the evening of •the ‘Zsth of toeto ber. he dispatched . the Boats under the direliob of :Lieut. Walter roreman, - to' tiring her out, which was, 'Very gallantly done,. netwithstunding limy tire titim the shore 'and the Vessel. &IC proved, to .be the, ‘,:xsar French Privateeri, of lbw - six-pounders, bound with supplies to.Corfe.'.. inclose, for their Lordships' information, a Copy of Capt. Hony's Letter, relating the circumstance; and by Iv hie h it appears' that 'Mei James . Wood,'Ciir pewee, woundedni "the ‘Boats; and three seamen oki board the~ . 1-leruld, is the principal datnage sus-. tamed. I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) CULLINQW.QOO4 His .111ruesty's Sloop ileraid„ . MY:Lome, itiov. t t, tAO7. In the execution of your orders, when .otf-Otrah to, with , ' , His Majesty's Sloop under my (3:nutria:id, on the oath of °ticker I observed an Arthed Tra , haccolo under that Fortress, anti conceiving:it prac ticablt- to.,,cnt her out under cover of eight, dis.. patched the Boats, direCted by Lieutenant Walter. Foreman, who executed the orders given him, -with the greatest gallantry, under a heavy fire of great guns and musketry. both. from .the Vessel and shore'. She WAS shortly brought out, and proves to be . Le . Cassar F rench Privateer, of four six-pounders, be t lenging to Ancona, having on board a cargo of rice mid 'flour on account of the. French . Gdvern-, tent,' bo un d , to C o rf u. Th e crew - defended het until the Boats were alongside, when all excepting . four escaped I N a stern hawSer. The Stoop . has received some little inlay both ut, hall and rigging, but atn happy to say my °bled was obtained, with one Officer wounded in the Boats and three seamen in the liip. I beresvhioitris Est of wounded, and have the Honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. V.,HONY, Conan:Oder. Tike 'Right Hon. Lord CollingtFood, • rice-admiral of the lied, t c. • :Mr. .la - a - lei Wiind s Carpente' r, dangerously. John Swain, James Carmichael, Sarmiel flutter on board); slightly. ildiniraily Office, lan. 30, 1808. Irael of rt Lefler from Vici-Adiniral the Right Ron. Lord CuminalultpriA'aiefej Ts Majesty's Ships (mil Yatest in the Meager rgnean, to the K. Pote, dated on Grit l I►lr7jes:y's Skip 4rtzczac, Dec. 1007. - ' On the ggth November His Majesty's Ship Glat ton fell in with a number of small Vessels carrying ' TroOps to Corfu from Otranto, and took the wt. dittg , (in Miial?er three liundred from nine of them, and (161royed the Vesseli ,two ..esoaped nut got back 'l.O the , port from whence, they came. , 4bpiralty-Office, Jan. 30, 1808. Copy of a Lettertrom, Capt. Upton,qf His lifqesty's Ship Sitylle, to thelfon. Ih. Tl'. Pole, dated the N 25th instunt. Lizard bearing . IP.by IP: five leagues. 8111, Be pleased to inform their Lordships that his Ma 7 jesty's Ship' under my command has captured the . Grand Argus French Lugger Privateer, Michael aiguinet Captain, of four guns (but pierced for. tvvelve), tbity-one men, fifty -toils, but three days from Granville,. on her first cruize, and has made no captures. • I have l ithe Honour to be, &e.. • • C. UPTON, Captain. • I-IA EtwiCl4 iAN. 3 1.----Last night arrived in great distress, his Majesty's Ship Ariel, having' been on shore since Thursday last upon ,the Gunfleet-Sand. She was assisted into this Port by the Zebra . Sloop of War and Snipe Gun-brig ; and they are now/ r aking tint her stores, provisions, &c. to lay her On shore, to ascertain the extent of her damage, which is supposed to be very considerable; all her guns, shot, and most of her water casks, were. thron•n overboard, and the Ship and crew were in the greaiest danger. Arrived the Pierce, Gun-brig, from a crnize ; and Charger froin Sheerness. Sailed the Ludy Neptan Packet, ,for Gottenburgh, with the Mails of the egth PLYMOUTH., Jaw, 30.—The Mediterranean con voy, outward-hound, which sailed' from Falmouth, s ome days since, under convoy of the "Imp/Pion Frio gate.and Pardina Sloop of War, put.back' here yes , today . , owing to contrary winds. .Arrived. the Fly Brig, laden with stores, bound to the Cape of Good Hope: she sailed hence vetch the outward-bound East India Fleet, under con voy of the his; 0f.50 guns., and was run foul of by one of the: Fleet, by which accident her forernnt and bowiprit were carried away and 'her bows stbve in, which o - c.-.tsioried her to - pat baik to refit. The, East In(lia Fleet which sailed with her are said to have put: back to Torbsy by contrary wind . 'Arrived the Brilliant Frigate froth a truize in the Channel, •The Bremen Ship Canopus, laden with a very rd.. luable cargo of sugar and coffee; 'from St. Thomas's, bound to Memel, having been cletainea and sent into this Poll as Prize, but since restored by the Adron - atty Court, weighed this afternoon at two o'clock from between the, la hind and 111,tin, ip order to proceed cm her 'voyage after being under sail for about teu minutes, she tat:heti, and stood nom on for till rocks under a 1-1,19 e, for the where she was put ou shore on a ridge of rocks, so securely, that there is every r..!..tion to fear that the Ship and the greater part of the cargo will be loft ; when the Ship had approached very near the, rocks, ani:. abettor Was let *, ,, the cable attached to which trot being fastened to the windlass, conw,- cfuently went direalythrottgh the ‘ hilw,se h01ey,,,, and was of no service, and the .Ship immediately. after- wards nth on the rocks xsithhet'snilsiet : her mai tham, fore'-initst, and ,bol\;.siasit, hav - e.)341 . 1 since: cut away ; but the, wind having increased, it .i 3 feared the Ship and cargo will be a total loss. Slit NEig,' JAN. Iq.=-This day a Court :Martial wa3 held on beard the Aliii , inanimeo, iu 'Shoerne,i Harbour, 4)11 :Lunt. 1.0-Lygv , t, of. .the. 'Skylark Sloop,. on charges preferred agoinst' him by- Capt.' /STURT, of the said Sloo ,tor drunkenneii end un offiser ; hkv eurk4nA, .111!eq r there,. apptlired:•4 flaw in the indialment, thetciatuf, tbereftire, did ytut proceed on hitrtrial. The, Court thou 5,4 . to : !ry,',..kh, W O .T.IA As statont,Burgeon of the'said Sloop: i foe absentini;'-hint self without leave ; when''the cliarc;f9 tieing proved, he was bis eMploymont on hoard the said Sloop. JAN. 3o.—Salle the eentarion, of 5D gun 3, Capt. Waua,:with :;t,,res for Gibraltar,. The Zebra awl Snipe. Gan.brig are gone clown (pc.r signal) to the assistance '' of the Ariel Sloop of W.ir, Catit. Ot'xittn, sit 4 having tmlortu ,.l witely ruq ot) theGutkileet,Sanci. . • JAN, 31.—Atrivedtkie Agincourt, of 6.1 anti 7neli4nont ' 11 ~ 'rite Exertion Gun-brig was taken into deck. ,I„4lie Zambia Stoup. :War' came ,cleiwn from Chatham, and anchored at the Little Nure ; she liesolution. of 74 grans, anchored At Lowrekh take in bet gut* .tend poWder. 'The Caikerine, 'ol Leith, was otiptured. on Thurs.-, daY,Off the Owers, by .17bi.si!iith ,Ercpcili'civateur, of 18 gtlni, who, taking.;,-Otat , her .crew, excepting two men who concealed themsdv•eq hryl, ow, put two Frenchmen, a Da7lq, aid an ; A: - o....Ccan (11 bowd, to carry her :to France, The. concealed men, tatting. advantage" of the tolupor:xy absence of the Prize.... :Master from the, deel;, rushed on. the, others,, acid, after a seve,re contest, retook' the Vessel, and on F r i. day carried ' her into Dover. • • • A large Conypy passed- by Falmouth on Tliuri:day evening ti), die, Aasi ward ;. but whether it wai the body of,that from the West Indies,' of which n few leat prettibtisly gone tip, or the Convoy u uder4 the iliaPitiroi. which left Fahnouth • on Tuoday, put back, we could riot:leant ' The .Transports :Which put ' back to Falreolltli .uuder Sir CHARLES tOTTON, Still' remain there. They - have been considerably auginented by the junaion of, several of the Transports' which were ocattered by the storm. Private Letters from Holland have reached us to the fv , 4th ult. They notice a rumour which : . SMITIMIEIf) .NlAl2li.liT, F ts . 1 ., had been hi circulation for Feveral days, and ac. , This day's market atlorded a good supply of prime (wired no inconsiderable degree of credit, partiett. Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other respects was larly at Amsterdam and Rotterdam. It rants to J rother plentiful ; Beef, Mutton, and:Veal support j k 'another change - in the; financial system of that dis- • Jest prietta ; .Pork is dearer, and the trade in general', tressed anti almost exhausted country, ,and it is et, - i was tolerably tAisic...”.-Tj e sales in the Hay m arket 'trained to the . compassion which .King L. , )urs is were' pretty lively ; ,Flay; Straw; - and. Clover have luioVill to feel for the calamities of his new. Subietts, droppeti in pritA since Friday's market. —We subjoin 'He is said to have-ohtained - it with great difficulty: a correa - statenient of the prices and numbers: .. from his brother •Nkiot.toN. The Chief •444:104,t i ' "Co slot; the OMI" pa ti,,nt of Sib. w hichit ernbrates is understood. to consist of 4 ,0 10 . ', Bett• \ 4 6 . A t t' , t"ii. 6 t 1 ,• -- Nhittet ) ii , . 3A. th 4.;; 4A.,•:-Nteil ,dification of the -present heavy imposts, and a less iis. bd. ~,A si. tq ,t,,,64......Lua j t a ,- e . t ,,, wt. - to oi. od. - Polk. .iS. 6a. to rigorone Inet-hott, .Of colieding the v arious duties. , Beasts,. It 7 --sheep 1 4ce•-7e4kilel. 17(s'-..- Pig $ .4 i a • The litattiViall Legishitive Body iiad.been.sunutoned 1 '64 U l t i a l ‘;i 4 :l . 2 G ues 6 . 4. aki s Z t a . C te, s lav e e e r Sl' O. '44. to 61 ' "' i to meet. upon that and other.inchtsures. ; '.l , At an early , hour on the morning of Tuesday st'nnight a gang of above - ao;arrned villains attacked , .the dwelling-house of Philip Ebxery, Es 4. olArdi nger. near Shanagoiden, Limerick : every Opposition, was given to their attempt to break into the - house; Dent, ..I.t :4. 1 i .-- , -Sailed the Woolwich Store-ship . but unfortunately, it being thatched, W 49 loonen fty the River. t i:e .,c l , llai7 ii . , t , 1 . 7.D0v.m . s the rest of his I\l,4jesty''s w p : s i t i o c i h s. wounded 141r..Ebzery in the head ; they then robbed the house of two guns and two cases of Shills, &c: as per last. ° Saturday tire. LORD Maui*a caused placards to he PURTSSIOUTIT, JAN: 3`t.----The - Raved Gun=bri!"., . ~,, ... , , .. ' stuck Lout the Citl, cautioning people ofthe IlltP• Cao, WtAbir,, nak eettuneu and bent into ; this Fort • .gaiLty- ()infusing, o d copper mint ma. , ..,.,. ,„ i , ~ CORN ExcliAgGE, FEB. 1.--Tnetresn supplies of Wheat to.dayate . considerable, and tilt:lrate is dull in sales, at- a - declension' . ct about ti. and, Its. por ~. :barter; Batley tti short 6,1..11%p !y, outl ki.,,•eps its price 1111 alt and Pease vary but little; Iletitti ut the two .c.inds are rather cheaper i it.hts are it; good supply, •Fnd !upport last prices . ; -iii Fiour, tittle variation. . cwi l oi 46,4 58, a 7o* at .' Tick ttntis .- . its a s7s tg l Fine ditto -• 7_.i 4 .75 s D.:. Oats' - soli A Sys a 3ss od Itye - - 4s s .'SO D VI POMP.' '• iit 10 • 39s .a 4.5 WI 'Harley' • ... ... 14S a .05, Ott 1 VOtap,c ... ..,....s A 42A ~,,t Malt • . US$ 4 78, ~d I, K:itic Seekl . 241 a ztil ()it od White Pra= 'lsm it itios od tine F ivur Os a 63s 0 ,1 Glav Jiii , . ...- 6,-4 a 66i cad KL:4olitli . . jp. .1 jib ad - 0 , .. Beans (01 )),. a 6ts ad . AGRICULTURE, &c. . •• •• , .., : -: the Atneiiean trig ' 00, HiNEr LETIIANI 111atifeib, : of and from Neivlork, bound to Malaga, with to= i bace ~ flour, pepp4r, hides, butter, and cinnaM RIONTIILY it - croaT FOR JANUARY.on. i i - The'audden and sere e frogs in the course of the: Arrivalester.day the Locust ,Gun •ilarig, Lieut. J month have cheAed, and in some parts evidently GtDOR, from a erne i the. Thotnasi liklit4Q,SD, injUred, the yettn% Wheats, particularly tall tendet and iohn Thomas, GORDON, from Waterford 1 : and lands. The *Rape plants for seed have also suffered . ' 'nisch from. the same changeable severity of. the - dUtibr'ff' Lie iCI to-day the Sharpshooter - l b , tit._ . —OLDIE, weather.. The 'eason for general sowing of Beans tiom a crulie. ' and Pease has'been protraaed from the wene tss of . . few ' Went'out of Harbour , yesterday the Adonis . Cut. i the Season , but sods haling been yet found in ~.. ter, Lieut. 1414.0 P, after undergoing a partial repair. a working state for this course of cropping. The Lent Corn o f different kinds must be got in late in Lord COLLINGWOOD was at SyraEUSC on the 17th general, owing to the same cause. The few Tur.. of NoveMber, with the following Ships :"Ocean, nips remaining having been materially itikre I, and 08, (Flag-Ship), -- Capt. THOMAS ; • Canopus, 8.0, . the Ryes and Winter Tares kept back by the frogs Rear-Admiral MAR riN, - Capt. INGLIS; Rspuise,.74., and cold rains, unless we should be favoured with Hon. Capt. LEGGE ; . Mod ; 80, capr...sni - ELni an early and a genial spring all kinds of feed must and Montague, 74, Copt. IliwAv....;,AdMiral Max- • be found extremely scarce. The Markets, c ,, ittiiitle i TIN had just returned ft 0,1) o&' Toulon. Viee..Ad. well supplied with Hay at steady prices. The early Miral Tnottsnitouoir, on the - e4th of 'December, : f a ll s o f D orse t _Lambs _have proved unfavourable, was cruizing otf Metitirpo, with the Royal Sot,e-q.P from the severity. of the Weather. Smithfield' has reign; too (Flag-Ship), Capt. GARRETT ; • For. . had an advance in most 'articles, particolarly in prime witdalle, gq Capt. FAYeRAIAN s rent, 74, Capt. B ee f an d Mutton; but. the graziers experience a ROGERS; iagle, 74, Capt. Rovq.cv ; Thunderer, l considerable 'drawba4„ig r their sheep, frora, their 74, Capt. TA LnOT ; ilintascutfe, -3e; Capt. DuN. skins being nearly unsaleable, on ' 3CeoIIIII 'of the n o ta ; and . L'Espoir, 18, (;apt. HavE., Sir A. expe a e d W ar with t h e Ame r ica n S t at e s. Th e BALL hay hoisted - his Flag at Malta, as Port-Admii. - - Wool Madiets are dull, and With 'difficulty retaitA rai. The Toulon Squadron consists or the. C 6lll- the last knonth's prices. niece cM Paris, of 120 frGllS,'and . tour 'two-decked Ships. They have not been at sea, as was reported: Two of their Frigates'and - a Brig escaped out not long sine, and are supposed to be gone to Algiers ; the Dey haying declared IP& against France.—The Tigre telt Malta 4 h. the 171 h of December 'i, .the Sea ROW, Capt. STEWLRT ; Glutton, Capt. SECOMIiE ; • Sirius, of 36 guns, Capt.' Paowse; . and tie.t.,u , rifer, Captain ELLIOTT (with Sir ALEXANDER , BALL'S Flag), were lying there. ' The Sirius was: to sail with a Convoy for • England on the ist of • January. ,On the 4th January the Tigre' spoke the Ilenommie, Capt.,, Sir T. LiviNosToNE - ; and . Grasshopper, Qapt. SEAttLE, milking tiff Cari.ha gena. She passed Gibraltar on the Bth inst. where: the Illustrious, 74, Capt. Bitoookrov'j 'Excellent,' 74, Capt. WEST ; a Frigate and a. Brig; w ere re a r; fittingi Spoke Admiral Putty's, off Cadiz, on - the` gth : Ships with him—iitins, 74 (Flag Ship), Capt: PYRI; lkind.for Castle, 93, Copt. C. Bovi.us i 2'er-, rifle, 74, Lord H. PAuLET ; Zealous,. 74, Captain PIERREPoI NT ; antWark, 74, HOD. Copt. FLEMING; Courageux, 74, Capt. BISSETT ; Fame, 74, Captriln . thiNNETT ; .1-ZeveAge, 74,', Sir JOHN Gott*; Qupert, ge. Capt. Si4oRTLAND; Magnificent, 74, Captain F,vita ; and a Brig, all well. . The' Tigre left the Cklanne, Cir. WAtNw atom', on .lie 13111,inst. teg le , 2tgues to the Southward of Scilly, with a con voy for England, ' FURTUNE TU.LLRS. MMILBOUOUGH-STR'EET.—Mary De Verell, a for tune-teller,. was brought. .before the Sitting strate,, on Satnrday, charged with &handing Su- . ',Litman Furesight, under pretence of telling, her tintune. The gitl . liVed servail with Mrs. '/Vestal}, 'in the Newlload, Mary-le-bone, and t , old theiVl4- ,gistrate, that knowing young women ni nde 'their : tortUries in London in strarte, ways, an,; teeing that ktres,ei got married ttiDokei ant! Eir ; , he was de,sirquf ./)f obtaining xiformation on the suhje Ircy the Prisoner, who pretended to tell fortunes ;- Ishe\apcordingly went to her, and had parted pith: 101. in money,..with a view to obtain some of the p good fortune that she was taught to believe was in:. store for her. She had however been tuim ra')l/ deceived, and instead of a palace] silt.: foulut lin.: ,thing but Is workhouse wuuid be her portion, it h 'had listened longer . . to the tortnne-t4ling Ludy. The ' Magistrate Committed the Prisoner.. STATSMENT 07 Tar. DIFTRIDU NAVAL FUR a To Lioe so's , In the rnglish & 1 risli (.c t Channels - Downs and North Sea 3 ..i,.: A Spin*, Portugal Is: QihrAl .12 L, a Mediterranean dr PLi SAge I 3 I , I Coast or AI riCA : . . 4 a 1 West Indies and PASSIM! 2 - : 1 14(naica Stlittoit - .- I 7 - I. America &Newilunalsiitt 3 2 Cape 01 i%; nod Hope, ift. 4 l On Expeditions - 20 Eau I tubes and Passage 1 'TioN-or SO. i. 3 12 1 IX I , 7 Three infants were dreadfully burnt, a f days at. Salford, by, their cloThes taking tire, daring:, ;the absence of their Mothers : one of them I .uguish- ed until then follov.ing morning, and then expired': ' On Tuesday last, at Godtrunnthester, as- Mrs. Pearce, the mother of Colonel Pearce, WAS stam.ling 'by the fire, it supposed a spark flew out, !her veil % a blaze, saheb conntinnicating to .the other 'parts o . of ~ her dress, burnt her in so shocking a manneras. to criase her immediateaoth. POIITHA . 11()§t inhuman monster ,has 'attacked' seVer'il 'unprotetled. females lately, on their,way . from the Jialf-I.vay-houses to Portsea : the daughter. of Mrs. Pain, who lives in Spring-street; .was cut through her clothes, and wounded, in Pain , in.g; the At - eh : way of the - Lio t Mrs. Cooke's Servant, whOreside3,in parencc-street was severely woundecl by the atrocious wrnich. flew even ing3 hinco ho made an attempt in 'mice to Mr. Kidd, linen drap..r lint she fortunate ly-hrd a lanthorn, and holding it up, 'discovered a lar:„e instrument inside his, great coat, when she i,innediately rau across the ,road, and so.ight the proteClion of a 'man who happened. to be. The rillaitt in ide oif: he - 13 a I:ill t and had.orf Fa great coat like a siddieris. We understand that a similar monster . , who Ind imbibed' eta unaccountably invetdralo hatred vtust the fair set, infested Port.. sea about ten.years since. \Vu have t0t, , ,,,n ai:customed . to 'peruse :t variety of advertisetattlas p-iragraph4 in favonr u.; the sent State'. Loin Smile , c..losieribe it as 'bavint, superior 'hiinewt--6them a4vao-, : tagei ; 'but, fol our own 'We 'cdisider the ad, sterosement of Wkipar.ft's, No. 16, Cornhill, en. titled to particular attention : he a n i wTic ,,... ;l solid benefits to the . plblic !—Shares of. Ti,!..eig at Sintee"ti Shiitin , rs a Ticket cheaper than 411•,.!-Qtitt 10ffives, find *Sese Shares entitle. , tlk.' pur-huicr E - 9 the adiuttito , ' , .es that Every cthcr adye.rtisement 'describes. • . 8; 12 1 112 I 145 I 159 1 511 3e 6 I 44 661 Or. 208 I , .; 1 '0 to ' Ps 2 i 3 " , 4 9 4 0 143 I 22 I 167 J 216 i' 221 I 769 s_o o 1 2.0 23 I, to ic:3 „ (z ) zr ~ 59 Sz 1 16 2. - .,..) ---. .--,* I ; - " . 7 . 1 -1. 2 ) 2 37 1 2.4 n 2) 1 247 lo7z . $ 0 att'AIAR Y ski' E-ten rox.t. 2 5 I 31, 1 5 I 9, 21 i l't I -4 6 7 14 I 4,1 9 4 2 I !" - 1 . 7 1 5 0 tr i 2; 2 2 .15‘ 1; ' 1 33 . o 0 0 .... o 0 Tutu at Sca . 8; i 12 In fcirt Ind fitting - 3e 6 G w0..1. silipi - s I Hospital 4 Prim Ships 2j 3 Total In Commis , . ion 143 I Ilui'ding - - - In ordinary - - - 3 Total 2;2 YT trn Of THE oat' Portsrwm:t It . 1 ymout It Chatham - S ttee liXtranaous . .., 0 'rata' so I is, '39 I•Sr 16 . . The bishop of WlNCtizaTtst, whole Church pa • tronage-exceeds they amount of 60,0001. per antnou, has. Kesidett Over that extensive Diocese long anough.,* to hare presented to the whole nearly twice over. A shocking ``accident happened on Friday,after nnon, in a lane leading frorn.liatne , stead-,Common to Fittehley. A yonntman.of the narne , ol(3otlLD was in company with two others, shooting at snipes, and 'one having risen zit the edge of, a pike of Aoti.• ter at the . side of a hedge, GUPTA). shot , ' at his bird, al'lct •the greitter part of tht".c.pirei,ti of his piece lockert in the head of Mr. Arti'ci, at; Artist in St. Martitis-lane; who was amusing hini.ielf at exercise of shooting small birds, - 'utht teas passing unseen on. the Otlibr side of tlselteJgc frUns Mr. Got.a.o. The young man survived but a- leo/ hours. T 1111 I Fri. L lIIIITISII 5r $ 7 3 Tot. fl ~f: